Never heard of this show, so this has been the most puzzling review ever. Hands nailed to tables? Faces on stoves? Arrows through necks? Dog shit on shoes? Eeeh?

There are some more troubling examples. I've seen Persecuted, which suggests that "Christianity is under attack" (the threat: A law stating that all religions are equal). The movie freely suggests that there's only one true belief and christians are allowed to pick up their weapons when their supremacy is threatened.

Crazy people need movies too, like people who believe god and only god will cure their sick child while ignoring millions of starving children in the third world (not faithful enough, eh?). I just don't see why the likes of Jennifer Garner, who seems like a reasonable person to me, encourages such delusions.

Rick's blank stare made me laugh hard. I read it as "STFU" and a loss for words in the face of such delusion which is what everyone's thinking by now about Morgan.

If only the writers had the guts to let Negan kill about three characters (Glenn and Daryl among them) one by one with the others watching in horror. Why not use the "too large anyway" cast for the most grueling shocker scene in TV history? It would make Negan look less stupid too. Everyone's expecting one character…

The logical conclusion is Morgan killing to save Carol.

No, she killed because the guys wanted to take her to Alexandria as a hostage.

Because Carol is a mother figure who only kills to protect the people she loves. Every single one of her kills she committed not to protect herself but the people she loves. She doesn't care if she's killed out there. She can't kill anymore and therefore she endangers the ones she loves. That's why she has to leave…

Thank god for more opportunities to deliberately not see Deep Impact, Cujo or Say It Isn't So ever again.

I will never watch this in my life.

So it's basically a promo reel for President Trump to consider her for Supreme Court, eh?

Uhh…what? I've seen this movie about two years ago. It stars Peter Stormare, is not directed by Roth and it's actually quite good, a lot better than most mainstream horror releases. So I don't know if this news is bullshit or I have the magical ability to see movies from the future. Please tell me it's the latter.

As a non-american I'm always astonished by the sheer numbers of such lawsuits. $140M for "emotional distress"? Maybe "emotional distress" of the "I barely survived a terrorist attack with all of my limbs amputated"-variety but certainly not "some people watched me having sex". Maybe I should move to America, get…

Everybody is so (understandably) hung up on the looks that nobody gets to talk about the singing. And from what I've heard from the trailer, it's way off. This is not what Nina Simone sounds like. It's not what she looks like. She didn't have the relationship this movie is apparently putting front and center. It's all…

Nostalgia has redeemed lots of things. It'll redeem Waterboy too. It has a lot of redeeming to do for Jack & Jill though.

“the creative process is more important than the end result” = I stuff my albums with boring filler songs but at least I had fun while recording them

Spoilers: The rest of her arch for this season isn't related to Negan at all.

They must have killed off close to 50 saviors by now. How big can this group be to remain a legitimate threat?

Let's not kid ourselves. We would all take a farting corpse movie over almost anything else.

One of my highlights of the Berlin film festival a month ago for sure. Moving in a very sneaky way, like Nichols movies so often are. You won't notice how engaged you actually are until that big, spectacular climax arrives.